Science Fiction / Space Opera · Entrée review
Babylon’s Ashes Audiobook Review
The Rocinante crew faces the Free Navy’s revolution as Earth is crippled, colony ships are threatened and unstable alliances form around Medina Station and the ring-gate network.
A little more about the listen
The Rocinante crew faces the Free Navy’s revolution as Earth is crippled, colony ships are threatened and unstable alliances form around Medina Station and the ring-gate network.
The listening experience
Jefferson Mays provides a consistent, single-narrator performance for this politically charged continuation. At nearly 20 hours, it is built for an ongoing series binge rather than a short, self-contained listen.
Best for
Listeners who want large-scale space battles, revolutionary politics, shifting alliances and a direct continuation of Nemesis Games.
The honest note
The dense web of factions and military developments assumes substantial series continuity. It is better approached after the earlier books than used as an entry point.
Worth considering for listeners who want large-scale space battles, revolutionary politics, shifting alliances and a direct continuation of nemesis games. The honest note is the deciding reservation to weigh before spending a credit: The dense web of factions and military developments assumes substantial series continuity. It is better approached after the earlier books than used as an entry point.
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